Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
A 'Restricted' firearm classification is most often based on which characteristic?
Restricted status is primarily determined by barrel length (handguns) or specific designations by name/make in the regulations.
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Question: A 'Restricted' firearm classification is most often based on which characteristic?
Answer options:
- The colour of the firearm ✅ The length of the barrel or the fact it is a handgun
- The caliber of the ammunition used
- Whether it has a scope attached
Correct answer: The length of the barrel or the fact it is a handgun
Explanation: Restricted status is primarily determined by barrel length (handguns) or specific designations by name/make in the regulations.
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